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This seems hard to believe.
flutetoot
br> > Hmm. Wonder if the "proposal" will fly?
As it stands now, the legislative committee has made revisions to the Reform Plan, including the evaluation/tenure/certification issue, but the Governor is not backing down and says he does not approve it with the changes. The battle goes on.....
As it stands now, the legislative committee has made revisions to the Reform Plan, including the evaluation/tenure/certification issue, but the Governor is not backing down and says he does not approve it with the changes. The battle goes on.....
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This is one of the proposals in the education reform - nonrenewal would be based on poor performance and low achievement by students. Thus, the teacher would be considered unqualified and would not be able to renew their license.